DeRenne, a 5-foot-8, 150-pound infielder, will be a senior at Iolani this fall; Sardinha, a 5-11, 200-pound catcher, will be a senior at Kamehameha.
The 18-member squad will play Canada tomorrow here, then travel to Jacksonville, Fla., for another week of training before heading to Sancti Spiritus, Cuba, for the International Baseball Association's AAA Junior (ages 16-18) World Championships, Aug. 9-16.
Pavao finished the 54-hole tournament with a 216.
Tied for second place were Merv Matsumoto, the top senior competitor, and Damien Jamilla at 220.
Tom Poe captured A flight with a 230 and Larry Watanabe led B Flight with a 157.
Couch was timed in 24 minutes, 42 seconds. Lou Tomsic was runner-up in 27:31.
Mason finished in 30:33. Chris Geilfuss took second in 33:19.
Key Voshell had three hits for the Movers. Jaime Aloy and Todd Hamasaki each drove in two runs.
In the Division I Senior Division (13-15 years) tournament at Billings, Montana, Hawaii blanked East Boise (Idaho), 12-0, in a consolation bracket game.
In the Division I Major Division (11-12 years) tournament at Gresham, Ore., Kahaluu-Kaneohe lost to Oregon, 11-4, in a championship bracket game.
Needing to defeat New York twice on championship-game day, Hawaii won the first game, 5-4, then lost, 8-6.
Hawaii players on the all-tournament team are second baseman Pat Walsh, third baseman Lohiau Cofran, outfielder Jonah Martin and pitchers Charlton Carter and Damon Yee. Ricky Caraballo was named the MVP hitter.
They are Theodore Thome, Chris Csordas, Brigid O'Meara, Rachel Portner, Chris Tang, Lindsay Weeks and David Cobb.
The three-person scramble costs $85 and includes a banquet, prizes and entertainment.
Samoan Flag Day includes athletic events at Keehi Lagoon through Aug. 10.
A bowling tournament will be held in conjunction with Samoan Flag Day Thursday at Aiea Bowl.
For information call 847-7397.
The fee is $25 and includes the physical test and a T-shirt.
A college coaches and athletic directors instructional clinic is set for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m..
For additional information, call Sherri Ward at 487-3805.
Team members are Dallas DeFries, Todd LaFountaine, Brandon Loo, Mitchell Loo, Nicholas Matsuoka, Terri Nakata, Waipa Nishimura, Daniel Nitahara, Justin Ogasawara, Jason Onishi, Jason Owens, Michael Robinson, Michael Shiroma, James Strombach and Paul Wallrabenstein.
The coaches are Paul Wallrabenstein III, Paul Wallrabenstein Jr., William Wallrabenstein and Nathan Nitahara.
There will be a breakfast for champions with Hawaii's Olympians, Keiki Hawaiian Games, free Planetarium shows, face painting, and other children's events.
For information, call 847-3511.